President Rule imposed in Delhi after resignation of Kejriwal

President of India 2014 imposed President’s Rule in Delhi after accepting the resignation of Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi on 17th February. This information was published in a press release by Lt Governor Najeeb Jung’s office.
With this imposition of the President Rule, the Delhi Assembly will be kept under suspended animation. Najeeb Jung on 15 February 2014 recommended for President’s rule in the national capital after resignation of Arvind Kejriwal and his Council of Ministers. Jung rejected the recommendation of the outgoing AAP government that the Assembly should be dissolved. This move of Jung has kept the option open for formation of government in Delhi by any political party of a combination of parties in the future. The President’s Rule was imposed through a resolution under Article 356 of the Constitution of India under the emergency provisions.